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Brampton Flowertown Secondary Plan

Published by City of Brampton

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Type
Plan
Published by
City of Brampton
Date
December 2025
Also called
SPA6 Brampton Flowertown
For
any
Building types
All building types
Pages
14
Instruments
City of Brampton Official Plan, Chapter 6 · Official Plan Amendment OP2006-153 · By-law 181-2018

Overview

Chapter 6 of the City of Brampton's 2006 Official Plan, the Brampton Flowertown Secondary Plan, whose lands are bounded by Bovaird Drive West, Highway 410 and Kennedy Road South, Steeles Avenue West and Chinguacousy Road. It provides a land use framework for existing residential neighbourhoods and local commercial uses, running through five residential density designations, district, neighbourhood and convenience retail, service and highway commercial, employment, natural heritage, recreational open space, utility, institutional, special policy area and special site area sections. A cover note excludes 30 McLaughlin Road South.

What it covers

  • Planning Context
  • Development Concept
  • 1. Residential
  • 1.1 Low Density Residential
  • 1.3 Medium Density Residential
  • 1.4 Medium High Density Residential
  • 1.5 High Density Residential
  • 2. Commercial
  • 2.1 District Retail
  • 2.2 Neighbourhood Retail
  • 2.3 Convenience Retail
  • 2.4 Service Commercial
  • 2.5 Highway Commercial
  • 3. Employment
  • 3.1 General Employment 1
  • 4. Natural Heritage System
  • 5. Recreational Open Space
  • 6. Utility
  • 7. Institutional
  • 8. Special Policy Area
  • 9. Special Site Areas
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